Resolute Forest Products to Increase Prices on White Paper Grades 7/1/18
Please be advised that effective with shipments on or after July 1, 2018, Resolute’s White Paper grades noted below will increase by US$30/short ton.
Products impacted by this price increase are limited to the following: ResoluteSelect 70, 65; ResoluteBook 70, 65,60 & ResoluteBook 70 Cream
The increase will be applicable to all basis weights and finishes, and all upcharges apply.
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